From May to September the phone rings non-stop with the same people in the office, and after every storm it rings again. Every call that hits voicemail is a job that goes to the next company on Google. IA home answers every call on the first ring, 24/7, in English or Spanish.
Each need has its own page in the cities where it matters most.
Every call answered on the first ring, also at 2 AM in August and the morning after a storm.
Houston, TX · Miami, FL · San Antonio, TX · St. Petersburg, FL
Nights, weekends and storms: emergencies are triaged and the on-call technician is alerted.
El Paso, TX · Fort Lauderdale, FL · Fort Myers, FL · Katy, TX
Leaks, clogs and water heaters: the agent collects the details and books the plumber.
Visits booked on the board by zone and skill, with job details and photos attached.
Corpus Christi, TX · Jacksonville, FL · Orlando, FL · Plano, TX
Every caller answered and booked before they call the next company on Google.
A full dispatcher for $99 a month plus minutes, instead of overtime or an answering crew.
For an HVAC or plumbing company the phone is the sales team. When it is 98°F or a pipe bursts at midnight, the customer calls three companies and books the first one that answers. IA home answers every call, sorts emergencies from routine jobs and books the visit on your board.
Industry estimates for a small HVAC or plumbing company in peak season.
Heat waves and storms bring more calls than the office can pick up.
No AC at night or a burst pipe on Sunday: customers call until someone answers.
Plus overtime, training and turnover.
And they do not know your prices, zones or emergency rules.
Three steps, every call, all year.
Every call on the first ring, 24/7, in English or Spanish. It introduces itself as your company's AI assistant and says the call may be recorded.
It applies your emergency rules, books visits on the board, quotes from your list and requests photos of the unit or the leak.
Everything lands on one board: summary, transcript, address, visit and photos. Your office steps in only when a human is needed.
The same calls, handled differently.
| Situation | Today | With IA home |
|---|---|---|
| Burst pipe on Sunday | Customer calls another plumber | Shut-off instructions and visit booked |
| "How much is a tune-up?" | Someone calls back later | Price from your list, visit booked |
| Deposit for a job | Card number read over the phone | Secure payment link by text |
| After a storm | Office buried in calls | Board built before 8 AM |
| Spanish-speaking customers | Depends on who is in the office | Served in Spanish |
Adjust the numbers to your U.S. company.
Four systems in production, delivered in two months.
Real-time load posting and carrier matching, bilingual, active in Florida, Texas and Georgia.
Automated quoting that replaced a manual phone process, order tracking and a CEO dashboard.
Full ERP with 7 modules: policies, commissions, billing, renewals and claims.
ERP with quoting, invoicing and commissions, plus real-time lead alerts.
A small fixed fee plus the minutes you actually use. Slow months cost less on their own.
15 days answering your real calls. No credit card, no commitment. Results report at the end.
Answers, triages emergencies, books visits on your board and collects job details, in English and Spanish.
Billed per minute of conversation. A 3-minute call costs about $0.48.
Example: 900 calls in a July heat wave at 3 minutes each = $99 + $432 = $531, less than one week of an after-hours answering crew.
Your accounts, your data. We set it up in accounts you own and maintain it without access to your confidential information.
Yes. It answers in the caller's language, English or Spanish, and leaves the summary in English for your team.
It never takes card numbers by phone. It texts a secure payment link for deposits or invoices.
A few days. We load your services, price list, zones and emergency rules, connect your number and board, and run a free 15-day pilot.
Open the demo dispatch board, call the agent and see the visit land on the board. Free 15-day pilot for U.S. companies.